Newsroom reports:
Carr, who ends his five-year tenure as the commission’s first chair on Sunday, was also given an opportunity for a parting message to policymakers by the select committee.
Carr, who ends his five-year tenure as the commission’s first chair on Sunday, was also given an opportunity for a parting message to policymakers by the select committee.
I was an active member of the National Party for years. I travelled to AGMs and was a voting delegate several times. I reluctantly joined the Blue Greens having been assured that National’s climate change policy was based on science.
After a meeting Rod Carr, Chairperson of the Climate Change Commission I found that was not the case. That was now few years ago so I cannot quote him word for word. I asked if he thought that life on earth would end if we did not drastically reduce emissions quickly. He said no but the planet would be in a very bad way. The alarmist view about global warming changing to global boiling had not been suggested at the time.
One of the things we’ve learnt about climate change politics over the years is that their predictions are always wrong.